CS2 Console Commands

Below is CSDB's searchable list of all CS2 console commands. Each command in our database has in-depth insights on each command, with help and argument details (simply hover over a command to view).

How to Use CS:GO & CS2 Commands

First, turn on the developer console. Go to Settings > Game Settings and switch "Enable Developer Console" to Yes.
Press the ` or ~ key on your keyboard to open the console.
Type in a command, or copy it from here, hit ENTER, and you’re good to go!

nav_draw_jump_links

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_jump_links

<0 / 1>

Toggle the display of jump connections on the navigation mesh for debugging. Shows possible jump points between different mesh levels when enabled.

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nav_draw_link_alignment

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_link_alignment

<0 / 1>

Shows or hides the alignment of navigation links to help diagnose navigation mesh and bot pathfinding issues.

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nav_draw_links

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_links

<0 / 1>

Use this command on the server to show or hide navigation links for mapping and AI debugging in CS2.

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nav_draw_markup

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_markup

<0 / 1>

Toggle the display of navigation markup in-game to help map creators and developers debug navigation setups.

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nav_draw_markup_offset

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_markup_offset

Sets the vertical offset for drawing the nav mesh markup to help adjust visual debug layouts.

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nav_draw_mesh

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_mesh

<0 / 1>

Toggles the display of the navigation mesh used by bots to navigate the map. When enabled, the mesh appears in-game, showing how bots plan their paths.

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nav_draw_mesh_grid

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_mesh_grid

<0 / 1>

Toggle the display of the navigation mesh grid around the editing cursor. This helps debug and fine-tune pathfinding for bots.

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nav_draw_mesh_offset

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_mesh_offset

Sets the vertical offset for displaying the navigation mesh, useful when the mesh is positioned above or below the physical ground, such as on flat surfaces.

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nav_draw_space_cells

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_space_cells

<0 / 1>

Toggle the display of navigation mesh grid cells, showing areas agents can navigate on the map.

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nav_draw_space_fly

CS2 Only

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nav_draw_space_fly

<0 / 1>

Toggles the display of navigation mesh pathfinders and connectors in free spectate mode for debugging purposes.

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